Sentence examples similar to oversimple question from inspiring English sources
Thus baldly stated, the hero's ethos seems oversimple by the standards of a later age.
But where the former secretary of state provides an oversimple analysis of the travails of democracy, the Yale professor offers an overacademic one, calling as witnesses a procession of obscure Russian thinkers, above all Ivan Ilyin, whom he regards as fascist.
History tells us what happens when economies in decline, with mounting social and economic anxiety, are captured by oversimple populist slogans which cast out those who don't agree or are deemed not to look or sound right.
He tried to define what he thought were the basic concepts of ethics, but the majority of his definitions are oversimple or ambiguous or both, and his "felicific calculus," a method for calculating amounts of happiness, as even his warmest admirers have admitted, cannot be used.
It should be required reading for anyone who wants to weigh in on the People's Park debate, and should make one take pause before trotting out tired, old, oversimple opinions about the park and its role in city and university life.
